Djamel White Books In Order

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Djamel White is an Irish published author.

He is originally from Dublin, Ireland. He attended University College Dublin, where he graduated with an MFA. Djamel received the Literature Bursary Award and an Agility Award from the Arts Council of Ireland.

His debut novel is All Them Dogs and is a 2026 novel coming out from John Murray Press and Riverhead Books.

All Them Dogs is the debut novel from Djamel White. Those who have been on the lookout for a new book to enjoy may really like this story, particularly if they are already familiar with and fans of authors such as Gabriel Krauze or Graeme Armstrong. Check out one of the most intriguing new voices to come out of Ireland by getting your hands on a copy of this book.

Main character Tony Ward has decided to come back to Lucan. He’s got his chest puffed up and he’s come back with a definite chip on his shoulder that he’s carrying. He had been in the UK for five years and had managed to stay out of trouble like he had been instructed. Now he’s come back to the west Dublin estate and feels that he is ready to come back into the fold of the gangland scene.

The only thing that he did not anticipate was that things had changed. His former mentor has passed and Kenny Boyle, his former best pal, has decided that he’s going to leave that world and go on the straight and narrow. It all isn’t working out. But Tony gets the chance to work for Darren ‘Flute’ Walsh, working for the enforcer of the crime boss Aengus Lavelle directly.

The opportunity seems like it is simply too good to miss out on. Flute is someone that Tony knew when they were boys in school, but those days have long gone. Becoming his left hand man gives a level of security against the various repercussions for crimes that had led to him needing to go on the run, and it provides him a way into the life that he wants. Lavelle does end up making it clear that trouble from the past is going to have to be dealt with by Tony alone.

Tony has been hurt by the promises of a mentor before and wants to show that he is his own man. Despite this there is a pull coming to him from Flute Walsh, the type that he has contended with previously. The pieces of his life are behind him and there are more threats to deal with than ever. He’s allowing himself to be pulled in.

Tony ends up turning away from the structures that support him as he searches for something more stable in new surroundings that are tougher than ever. Is there a place for him to have love in this type of world, where it seems as though retribution is never that far and always waiting to strike? Read All Them Dogs by Djamel White to find out!